Reported Taken Prisoner On Polish Front
Alarming military reports on the Bolshevik front detail Polish reverses and possible surrenders. The dispatch cites two Polish regiments annihilated and prisoners taken, with claims of Minsk fall and Warsaw occupation by Soviet forces. Berlin disputes Warsaw routs as exaggerated.
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Taegliche Rundsom
Breslau
Minsk
Dunaburg
Warsaw
Jer
Czenstochow
Lemburg Tel
Associated Press
Price agreements between manufacturers and dealers alleged
Attorney General Palmer charged criminal violations of the Sherman Act for procuring price fixing with dealers to maintain resale prices. The Colgate case is cited where agreements included exchange of letters or verbal conversations. Officials say reductions in prices have not occurred due to official actions and living costs.
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Colgate Com
Palmer
Ferm
Colgate
Treasury Office Guarded During Tax Rush
Backus reports 1 guarded treasury office as deputies patrol corridors during tax collection rush. Funds are guarded with loaded weapons at strategic points to prevent alarms, approved by county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backus
Ral
Stown Rubber Ends Curtain Production Amid Strikes
Production at the Stown Rubber plant halted indefinitely due to a government notice. The shutdown follows a combination of distribution issues, railroad strikes, and other disruptions affecting several companies in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Rubber Company
European leaders gather for Boulogne conference
London reports high interest as Premier Lloyd George and Premier Millerand prepare for a Boulogne meeting with France Great Britain Italy Japan Belgium and Greece to discuss European and near eastern crises. Turkish nationalist risks in Anatolia under Mustapha Kemal Pasha loom, while German indemnity discussions between Britain and France show tentative progress and Italy’s compensation claims are under review.
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London
Lloyd George
Millerand
France
Hythe
Kent
Boulogne
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
Belgium
Greece
Europe
Near East
Lloyd I'George
Mitterand
Russia
Turkey
Germany
Poland
Anatolia
Mustphat
Kemal Pasha
Ismid
Smyrna
Fire at Fame Laundry Building Wrecks Toledo Plant
A blaze in Toledo last night caused $65,000 damage to the Fame Laundry Building. The fire forced 90 workers from their jobs while six firemen were injured by glass and falling bricks after two hours of battling the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Fame
Wellington Woman Dies at Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Ernest Carson of 38 North Main Street Wellington died at Memorial hospital this morning after an extended illness. Her remains were taken to her old home and funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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Ernest Carson
North Main Street
Wellington
Swede Physician Gustave Zander Dies at 85
Stockholm reports the death of Gustave Zander famed as a Swedish physician and founder of the Zande system of tedico mechanic gymnastics. He died Thursday at age 85 leaving a legacy in medical and physical education circles.
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Stockholm
Gustave Zander
zieTs
Elwell Murder Mystery Deepens In New York
The Elwell murder investigation widens as District Attorney Joyce says two to four persons may know the killer. Key figures include Miss Wilson the Elwell housekeeper, Viola Kraus, Walter Lewisohn, Signor P Figureoa, and Helen Derby Elwell, among others, with cross questioning planned.
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New York
Joseph B. Elwell
Joyce
Joseph Browne Elwell
Lved
West 70Th Street
Wall Street
Walter Lewisohn
Fifth Avenue
Lewisohn Bros
Viola Kraus
Civoreee
Elwell
Miss Kraus
Lavisohn
Signor P. Figureoa
South America
Lewisohns
Victor von Schlegel
Husbband
von Schlezel
Helen Derby Elwell
Richard Elwell
Marie Larsen
Irish Riots in Londonderry Amid Nationalist Unionist Clash
Londonderry endured another night of rioting between Nationalists and Unionists with pistol and rifle fire. A two hour battle along the riverside ended when troops restored order by midnight. Several wounded and a policeman killed. soldiers later secured quiet in Fountain Street and Bridge Street areas.
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Londonderry
Ireland
Ulster
Fountain Street
Sinn Fein
Bridge Street
Orphans to Visit Elyria and Lorain County Hosts
Fifty boy and girl orphans from the Springfield state home will visit Elyria and Lorain County July 11 and 12. Local lodges coordinate activities with a county committee and the orphans arrive with a boys band. They will perform at the high school on Saturday and in the city park on Sunday, with local and state officials speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
E. G Jenkins
Rebekah
Odd Fellow Lodges
Building Permits Tail Off Amid High Costs
City construction activity runs with crews racing to finish on fine days while new building permits lag. So far this month permits total under $15,000, far below levels seen in the previous three years, blamed on rising material and labor costs, though contractors expect work to extend until snow falls.
Local Attorney Reports Tax Legislation Meeting
Attorney Robert H. Rice attended a Columbus State Chamber of Commerce session on tax legislation. About a hundred members from chambers and labor and farm groups heard State Auditor Donahue and other prominent speakers discuss forming a cooperative program of tax reforms.
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Robert H. Rice
Columbus
State Chamber of Commerce
Donahue
Predict Rain Outlook for Ohio Valley and Great Lakes
Weather predictions for the coming week begin Monday as the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region experience moderate temperatures with considerable cloudiness and occasional rains. The outlook covers the week ahead with persistent showers possible in parts of the region.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Wellington Man Issued Action Over Attorney Fees
Cleveland attorneys sue John T. Lister of Wellington for 6250 dollars in attorney fees claiming services in ninety consultations and by telephone were rendered with no compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hole & Hole
Cleveland Atorneys
John T. Lister
Wellington
Lorain Man Seeks Divorce From Wife
David Graham of Lorain asks the court to grant a divorce from Muriel Graham on gross neglect of duty and abandonment. He alleges she threatened his life and verbally abused him, then left. he claims she was living with an Italian in Fosterita at last reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Graham
Lorain
Muriel Graham
Gimbel Brothers executives held on profiteering charges
Frederick Gimbel first vice president of Gimbel Brothers department stores was arrested by justice department agents on charges of clothing profiteering. Dowdell merchandise manager and C B Slanter clothing buyer also arrested. Warrant hearings linked to 185 grand jury presented cases. Related charges in Philadelphia target Gimbel Brothers food profiteering.
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New York
Frederick Gimbel
Gimbel Brothers Department Store
Department of Justice
Gimbel
Dowdell - General
C. B. Slanter
Lester S. Katfar
Palmer
J. J. Price
Gimbel Firm
Grand
Gimbel Brothers
Philadelphia
Price
Wilson Signs Water Power Measure and Related Bills
President Wilson approved the water power development bill as part of a broader congressional package. Two war time law repeals and a trade-embargo negotiation bill were not signed. An act to enable motor equipment transfer to agriculture for road work and a bridge bill also passed. enlistment of English speaking citizens and aliens was approved.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Department of Agriculture
Afghan forces mass at front to attack British India
A Moscow dispatch reports Afghan troops concentrating at the India Afghan front with intent to strike at British forces in India. The claim emphasizes rising tensions between Afghan units and British authorities amid regional conflict.
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London
Moscow
India
Local Waltonites Find Season to Their Liking
Walton anglers welcome bass season but heavy rains slowed fishing. White bass catfish perch and pike are rising in Vermilion River lakes and tributaries with Bay Bridge a noted white bass ground. Stone rollers hinder catches though several parties plan Sunday returns for fish dinners.
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Issac Walton
Mill Hollow
Vermilion River
Huron
Fremont
Bay Bridge
Alomia Named Interior Secretary in Mexico City Cabinet
Salvador Martinez Alomia was appointed secretary of the interior today completing the provisional cabinet. The government returned the Mexican railway to its British owners led by Queen Mary as principal stockholder. Names listed include Ray Church 36 laborer and Grace Temple 36 clerk. Elyria and Lorain residents appear with jobs and ages.
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Mexico City
Salvador Martinez Alomia
Queen Mary
Ray Church
Grace Temple
Elyria
Jas
D. Jardine
Carpenter
Eric
Beatrice Williams
Lorain
Julius Cox
Susan Millspaugh
Attempt Made On Life of Former German Emperor
A vague report from Holland says a life attempt on former German Emperor William II occurred around 5 pm Wednesday. William is reported unharmed. a man described as a Belgian-turned-German allegedly used a pass to enter the castle and aim at Count Hohenzollern. Official word was not confirmed and details remain unclear.
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Holland
William of
Germany
William
Gaid
Hohenzollern
M.pereboom
Associated Press
Wiliam
Hohenzoller
Guards rushed to Duluth to reinforce jail security
National guardsmen from the state arrived at Fort Snelling to reinforce the St Louis county jail where 14 Black inmates are held after an attack on a white girl. Sheriff Magier alleged plans to assault the jail and lynch the prisoners. The guards report to Adjutant General Rhinow and four officers. Duluth reported as quiet this morning.
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Duluth
Minn
National
Fort Snelling
St. Louis County
Magier
Burnquist
St. Paul
Ajutant
W. PF. Rhinow
Omeigls
Ould ‘Derve
Erie County Board Seeks Damages Over School Contract
The Birmingham Erie County Board of Education sues William Sheek and Southern Surety Co. for 36,389 claiming Sheek failed to complete a $19,777 new school building contract and that he was bonded by the Surety Co. The suit seeks judgment for the amount alleged.
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Board of Education
Birmingham
Erie Co
William Sheek
Souther Surety Co
Sheek
Surety Co
Labor Committee Seeks Candidates Stances on Key Issues
The Non-Partisan Political Committee led by R. B. Whitehead aims to gauge legislative candidates on current questions. The fourteenth district and other panels will present identical questions, publish findings when complete, and judge candidates only after their positions are stated. The effort stresses justice and open-mindedness.
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R. B. Whitehead
Whitehead
American Federation of
Whiteheal
German Tonnage Through Panama Canal Rises in April
Acting Governor Morrow reported to Secretary Baker that four German ships totaling 25 000 tons passed the Panama Canal in April, paying 2087% in tolls.
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Washington
Morrow
Panama Canal
Baker
Germany seeks three billion credit to cover Versailles costs
Berlin reports approval will be requested next week for a three billion mark credit to fund emergency expenditures and meet current obligations stemming from the Versailles treaty. The news bulletin identifies urgent needs tied to wartime and postwar obligations.
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Berlin
Teichstag
Versailles
Crow Hunt Promises Excitement in Lorain County
Crow hunting to be staged next Wednesday by Lorain County Fish and Game Club members draws strong attention. Captains Bradley and Schmitkens organized sides for about two hundred men to participate. The drive will cover the county with nightly reports at Guth's barber shop where heads will be counted. The longer shall banquet theinker at which crow pie will be the de resistance.
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Loraine
Chamber of Commerce
Bradley
Schmitkens
Guth
U.S. Destroyers Withdraw From the Black Sea
The destroyers Duport Tattnall and Biddle left Constantinople today for New home duties in the Black Sea and eastern Mediterranean. The ships remain on duty in the region.
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Constantinople
The
United States
Duport
Tattnall
Biddle
New
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Injury verdict for minor in negligence suit
The case of Frank Mac Hinsky a minor versus Co A Hipp of Norwalk reached verdict in the court of common pleas. The jury awarded $300 in damages after Hipp struck the boy on Broad near Cedar Street causing hospitalization and four months of lost time.
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Frank Machinsky
Co. A. Hipp
Norwalk
Court of Common Pleas
Broad
Cedar Street
Hipp
Women Seek English Only School Instruction Resolution
A proposal presented at the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial convention in Des Moines urges English as the sole language of public school instruction. The americization committee backs the measure and seeks independent citizenship for women with naturalization for alien children at majority by court.
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Des Moines
General Federation of Women’s Clube
Americanization Committee
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Erie CO. Board
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